[Samba] Does SAMBA ever work with 2003 Server native mode ADS?
I posted a query re a problem I was having getting SAMBA to authenticate using a Windows 2003 Server ADS and got no reply. Also, I've searched the web (before posting) and no one else had a reply to any similar question. Does SAMBA actually work with 2003 ADS at all or am I flogging a dead horse? Getting no reply is a real bummer. At least getting forget it! means I don't waste more time looking for the issue. Has ANYONE got SAMBA to work with 2003 Server in native mode? How? If it doesn't work using Kerberos, is there another way? Thanks in advance for any pointers. One very struggling SAMBA mewbie :(( -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
Re: [Samba] Does SAMBA ever work with 2003 Server native mode ADS?
Dave Rutlidge wrote: I posted a query re a problem I was having getting SAMBA to authenticate using a Windows 2003 Server ADS and got no reply. Also, I've searched the web (before posting) and no one else had a reply to any similar question. Does SAMBA actually work with 2003 ADS at all or am I flogging a dead horse? Getting no reply is a real bummer. At least getting forget it! means I don't waste more time looking for the issue. Has ANYONE got SAMBA to work with 2003 Server in native mode? How? Yes, I just tested it in a 2003 native mode domain. I can net ads join, and auth-n a user using krb5 with MD5. If it doesn't work using Kerberos, is there another way? I recommend to new users to start by configuring Samba with security=domain, to ensure that they get Samba itself working correctly before going to Kerberos. Yes - Samba will work using NTLM in native mode. You might have to change your domain security policy to accept NTLM. You can also just \\ipaddress\sharename when security=ads and it should fall back to NTLM. Assuming your domain add worked okay. Thanks in advance for any pointers. Sorry I will not be around to help, leaving for vacation for 10 days. One very struggling SAMBA mewbie :(( -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
Re: [Samba] Does SAMBA ever work with 2003 Server native mode ADS?
Dave, check out chapter 10 of http://us2.samba.org/samba/docs/man/Samba-Guide/ It contained the missing step to getting mine to work as advertised. Terry Poperszky eric roseme wrote: Dave Rutlidge wrote: I posted a query re a problem I was having getting SAMBA to authenticate using a Windows 2003 Server ADS and got no reply. Also, I've searched the web (before posting) and no one else had a reply to any similar question. Does SAMBA actually work with 2003 ADS at all or am I flogging a dead horse? Getting no reply is a real bummer. At least getting forget it! means I don't waste more time looking for the issue. Has ANYONE got SAMBA to work with 2003 Server in native mode? How? Yes, I just tested it in a 2003 native mode domain. I can net ads join, and auth-n a user using krb5 with MD5. If it doesn't work using Kerberos, is there another way? I recommend to new users to start by configuring Samba with security=domain, to ensure that they get Samba itself working correctly before going to Kerberos. Yes - Samba will work using NTLM in native mode. You might have to change your domain security policy to accept NTLM. You can also just \\ipaddress\sharename when security=ads and it should fall back to NTLM. Assuming your domain add worked okay. Thanks in advance for any pointers. Sorry I will not be around to help, leaving for vacation for 10 days. One very struggling SAMBA mewbie :(( -- To unsubscribe from this list go to the following URL and read the instructions: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/samba
